Reinventing Professionals

I spoke with Francesc Muñoz, Chief Information Officer at Cuatrecasas in Barcelona. We discussed the most important technology issues that law firms in Europe face, the success of Cuatrecasas Acelera, the advantages of law firms creating new models of supporting clients, and how law firms will continue to reimagine their services and business models.

I spoke with Andrea Miskolczi, the Founder and Director of InterAlia Consulting, a strategy and transformation advisory boutique for legal leaders. We discussed best practices for promoting the adoption of new tools in a legal organization, how lawyers are adopting AI, and whether there is a fear of AI in legal.

In this 27th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed litigation trends, AI applications, self-service training, and ILTACON.

I spoke with Nicolas Leroux, the Founder and CEO of Odyssey, a global corporate governance services provider. We discussed how the demand for in-house legal services has changed, the benefits of outsourcing legal entity management, and good governance practices for international subsidiary management.

I spoke with Sean West, a co-founder of Hence Technologies, a strategic legal management platform. We discussed how geopolitical and economic factors influence the need for legal risk management, ways that legal tech empowers risk management, and the connection to legal operations.

In this 26th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed Lexpo, ILTACON, ConnectLive, LegalTechTalk, and the conference renaissance.

I spoke with Danette Shaifer, the founder and Chief Empowerment Officer at Florishion Consulting and Coaching, LLC. We discussed how leaders in legal align digital transformation with personal growth, creative ways to train leaders to reinvent the workplace, and how coaching in legal is evolving.

I spoke with Aaron Lee, the co-founder and CEO of Smith.ai, a company that provides 24/7 answering services through phone or chat for small to midsize businesses using a combination of AI and human support, including law firms, among others. We discussed why the legal industry has embraced AI, ways to make lawyers more comfortable with AI, balancing AI with human talent, and where the use of AI in legal is headed.

I spoke with John Scott, an accounting partner with Anders CPAs and Advisors and the Legal Niche Leader at Summit VCFO Services by Anders. We discussed the most important financial metrics for growing a law firm, best practices for maximizing the leverage model, and how law firms take advantage of dynamic forecasting.

In this 25th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed changemakers, talent, legal transformation, and tracking the trajectory of technology.

I spoke with Josh Aaron, CEO of Aiden Technologies, a provider of modern, intelligent software packaging and deployment for Microsoft Windows. We discussed how law firms can improve their security posture and operational efficiency and how the IT security paradigm is shifting.

I spoke with Taylor Willingham, the owner of Willingham Law Firm, an estate planning, probate, and elder practice, and WG Title, a title company, both based in McKinney, Texas. We discussed the most compelling issues in elder law, common mistakes people make in retirement planning, and how the field of elder law is changing.

I spoke with Rich Lee, Co-Founder and CEO of New Era ADR, a technology company that increases predictability in the legal dispute process. We discussed the emerging technologies affecting the dispute resolution process, the role that chatbots and generative AI applications serve in ADR, and the skills required of modern neutrals.

I spoke with Todd Miller, the CEO of TRĒ, an AI-powered customer relationship management platform. We discussed what lawyers should know about CRM, how TRĒ differs from traditional CRM, and how CRM is evolving.